There are fewer than 3,000 Jews living in Serbia today, and even that number, according to the most generous estimates, includes extended definitions of Jewish identity. Core statistics suggest the figure is closer to 1,500. With only two remaining functioning synagogues, what survives is a… | Read More in The Blogs
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